New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
the wrong man. their Intended victim passed safely over
tho road earlier with $1,000 in his pocket Inc suppesu
criminals ara under arrest
HUNG AR1ANs LEAVING TIE MINES



THE STRIKE IN THE LEHIGH DIS rRICT FORCING
OUT THE CHEAP LABOR
wuKEsBARRE, Sept 10 fsDeciah There Is no material
change In the position OF the two sides in the coal sfrko
TO day Tho operators stand firm In their determination
give any advance, nor to submit anything to arb
trait H. while the equally as firm In their de-
termination not to to work until they have gained
AN increase In their wages The all say they
prepared 10 hold out for months The intention Of the
operators clearly defined by interviews which have
been had with superintendent Kudlich. OF Drton ana
A. Pardee OF this place Speaking for Coke Bros Co.,
Mr. Kudich that Increase will be granted aud
that the company will deal with any labor organza'
ton Mr.. Pardee says the thing One good thing
which is by the strike Is that from every
mining and hamlet In the region the Hungarans
large Number have lett Drfton and places in the
last days. Yesterday fifty lett Grayesyile ana Tor
the dozen m ny OF them going West but most OF them
returning to the old country The Hungarans emploIed
at Hollywood inclined to make trouble: This
morning while Elmer r. Evans foreman OF No. SLOPE
and william Myers stable boss, were taking the mules
OF the slope they attacked by crowd OF Han
garians, who threw large stones AT theln
THE HANAN BOYCOTT TO BE INvEs rIGATED.
Charles Leng secretary Of the Boot and Shoe Manu-
facturers' Association, received tie following official
notice yesterday from Charles T. Madden secretary of
the state Board of Arbitration and Mediation:
/" In the matter Of Hanan Son., am instructed to
Lers your organization OF their employees and after
care III examination OF the many papers sibmted the
Board are OF the opinion that the best interests OF all
concerned demand that Investigation be made as to
the of the difficulty in your letter or
the 22d u you asked for a reasonable time prepare
your case and witnesses, of whom reside
In remote parts OF the state VIII you please INFORM us
what length OF time you will require this purpose
The investigation Will be thorough one and the full
cause OF the boycott Hanan Sens goods Will be
explained The date OF the Investigation mas not been
decided on.
IRIsHMEY DO NOT FEAR ENGLISH DETECTIVES
The story about H. L. VOTERS alia" Maurice Moser,"
VINO is said be in this try trying to obtain nor
nation which would connect Parnel OF his fol-
lowers with outrages In Ireland is in different
from many OF the rumors Of the same kind which have
appeared in New-York newspapers from time to time.
No day passes in which weknown lrishmen In the city
are ready bear testimony to the tact that English
detectives the city In large numbers and are con-
stautly striving TO find out something connected with
the movements of the Irish revouonsts on this side of
the water.
r. b. Casn Of the Gilsey House. who knows a little
OF everything that going IN Irish matters, said yes
terday to TRIBUNE reporter: The alleged statements
made by the alleged English detective In yesterdays
World be true; namely that TINS man moIters or
TO irish matters believe tnat VOTERS whatever he
calls himself Is but hey jnd that all Is mere speeu
lation You newspaper men say complete rake.
Now ask you In AL seriousn can you for moment
suppose that accredited representative OF Int
down and begin to tell w-YorS reporter that he was
here on Irish detective business Tns man VOTERS
reported TO have said: over here inspecting the
whole Fenian brotherhood and am doing IT. Does
detective work in that wayi Nothing OF the sort
John j. Rogers, whose place In Park-place Is resort
for all classes and conditions OF irlsn Americans lo
the freshman who believes In Parne to the lrishman
who believes In ODonOvan Rosa. said: III hsd
thought that the newspapers would publish ~ cou
have made known the fact long ago that not DAY
passes without eissary OF the English Government
Visiting my humble place TO try to hnd our somethg
don't see why they their time, because the men
who come to my place and are connected WITH Irisn
societies say what they want to say on the patior Vi
in the press" -. han, m
Has this English detective VOTERS ABOUT Whom 81
much has been said. been hcrei' . 49,,
He may have been here but what signifies that
have met no Irshmen but those who are in favor OF
Parnell his methods because these nethods nave
been found to best II for advocating TINS poilcy
IN, london Times Is going to stigmatze rishnen they
will have to sgmatze Gladstone and other Engishmen
we'll